How to stop someone blabbing on their cell phone. Cell Phone Jammers. ~ Ask The Admin

Sunday, June 22, 2008

How to stop someone blabbing on their cell phone. Cell Phone Jammers.

We read the following article in the New York Times a while back and decided to present it to you guys. The people who can really appreciate it. We will show you how to make/buy/alter your own Cell Phone Jammer!

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2 — One afternoon in early September, an architect boarded his commuter train and became a cellphone vigilante. He sat down next to a 20-something woman who he said was “blabbing away” into her phone.

“She was using the word ‘like’ all the time. She sounded like a Valley Girl,” said the architect, Andrew, who declined to give his last name because what he did next was illegal.

Andrew reached into his shirt pocket and pushed a button on a black device the size of a cigarette pack. It sent out a powerful radio signal that cut off the chatterer’s cellphone transmission — and any others in a 30-foot radius.

“She kept talking into her phone for about 30 seconds before she realized there was no one listening on the other end,” he said. His reaction when he first discovered he could wield such power? “Oh, holy moly! Deliverance. [Continue reading this article..]


We read this and went searching for how to make our own... You know for times when you want to either:

  1. Feel like a demi-god
  2. Want to piss off or annoy the shit out of someone
  3. Want to pretend you are on A team like missions daily.

Even though all three of those options sound AWESOME this project was sadly beyond our expertise. But we found a link to a jammer for $48 that can be slightly modified to work in the US of A. Note it is illegal to jam frequencies in America so we are not advocating or recommending you do this... But IF you DO we would LOVE to hear about it in the comments!

With that aside here is the link to the make article...The product page for the $48 jammer...

and because you know Free is For Me...

Wait for it... wait for it...

The open source project called Wave Bubble...




I don't know if you can build it out (Edit: take time in to consideration) (edit: its actually over $150 in parts) for under $48 but hey

A geek wants to build what a geek wants to build!


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